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Ho Made uOr Tired.

LHIcuLO IFtoHM. r.tr.s-. 81 tl .# .tF. asa3
'Laura," exclaimed thsensmored youth,
hastily bringing the corner CT his f,es.
coed nilk handkerchief to view above the
edge OF hin breas. pocket and speaking In
tho low, inpaasionate accents OF ten.
dollsr.R.week tragedian cut OF job plead.
ing with B.ony.nearted conductor for q
lift CT few miles on bia wesry way acrose
tho country; Laura, the time has At
length come when l may freely tell you OF
the desthlesB devotion with which you
have inspired me, and can fael free to ask
you to heed tho voice OF yenr own hear. il
it bids you to listen kindly to my plea.
For three long years and some odd
months, Laura, l hsya carried th:s bur.
don in my heart without daring to
hint to you in words of tho passion
which you must have ssen by my actiona
was consuming me. Mt until my pros.
poets in life were sufficiently tlatteriNg to
warrant me in prcsnmiug upon the kind.
usss with which you have ever treated
me go Ter "a to eek higher and more ca.
cred place in your esteem than that Of q
mers friend could I honorably disclose my
sentiments. have now concluded bust
ness arrangements, Laura, by which my
future 10 no far nssuyed that tho grim
ehsdow Of want shall never fall ath wart
the threshold Of tho homo which I now
implore you TO share with ME. While l
she'll not passess wealth, I shall hevo
sulliciency for the wants Of modest
boraehold. While 1t may not be in my
power to array you in diamonds and seal.
skin sacka-"', ai
"George," said the:fair girl, as shadow
ofanxious hesitancy fitted scrosB her elo.
qusnt face and a look OF deep and search.
ing inquiry glowed in the eyes which Ehe
bent upon the agitated young mar, what
10 your salary"
Fifteen dollars a week, Laura, for tho
next six months, with the certain pros.
pect Of sn Increase at the end Of"
GEORGE" and the voice OF the brave,
nobio Girl, rs ityibrated through tho aensi.
tive Gbres OF the young man'a whole be-
ing, seemed to come from the inmost re-
ceaaes, OF q far-rssching echoless cavern,
George, you make me very tired II"
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sttnciSIus an Editor,

b : H . .a ..4 .
Tho hsHt Of the political campaign in
New York City has brought about a
warm Interchange OF editorial courtesies.
Tho New York l,osld has done lis shars
Of thls, and it's editor has had to take hia
share in return. The Star, between which
md tho World there il a running fire, de.
votes great spsc, 10 what purpcrts to be o
circunstantial account OF the career OF
the World editor. 49,
Among other things Mr.. Pulilzsr is
said to have been q bounty jumper, a
coward who waa tied up by the thumbs
and logged Tor cowardicc, and more OF
the aamo kind relating to hisa army record.
OF curse tho only question here is SIS to
tho truth OF the charges. Il.
Furthermore the Star charges that the
lIorld editor Is Jew; was q roustabout on
q Mississippi steamer, o. waiter in res.
tauraus, cab driver and 80 on in the line
Of wage.earuipg. The race or religion Of
the World editor has nothing to do with
tho Gaze. ai .ss. ia IA
In th!a country we do not regard o man
as diFslacsd because he is by birth Jew,
or because he Gvails himself Of his hight
to be Of whatever religion ples,es him.
Neither do We command man 10 take q
back seat because he hiss had to earn bio
living by maaunl labor or even in mental
eervics.
On the contrary, We are in tho habit Of
holding up ouch men for the encourage-
ment OF other men who hsve not begun
life with wealth or Influential friends to
push them forward. i-iy ~
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thing to tho man who msdo him Minister
10 Mexico, and he ought to discharge the
debt II ho can do 10 without interfering
With hla allegiance to his State and with.
out conveying tho idea That any body hss q
warmer place in his heart than his former
chief, Mr.. JeiIersor Davis. u.
Judge Thurman meant well, and every.
thing might have gone we'll Il General
Jaekaon hGd kept his tongue. This Is tho
one thing that Jackson cannot do; and
tho Democracy will have 10 purDuo III
way in the unhappy consciousness thai
Jactson's tongue will 90 OH woveing. Il
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Nynrron;on Waits. V
King Ia the RmilinR father Of d

g,lf$I N1tA WurFonIou NuAhs nj ltai7s fFOa
Albert King 10 the smiling father Of a
fine boy. an yS3iii
Mrs. cs.ter Is Waiting her sister, Mrr.
Mack Nicely. l5.
Mis-. Ross MoAdams spent Monday in
Martina Ferry.
viii saltkil epen. Sunday with frlenda
heye and in Portland.
F. Q. Davis, OF Martins Ferry, waited
frienda here last week. i,;,:lb.s.,
John Lanply attended tho sale Of the
old fair ground Tuesday. il5 Z,
The Miescu Maggie and Phobe Brown
open. Tuesday in Brilliant.
W. Fell and wife, Of Alexandra, visited
al John Langly'n on Tuesday. ID
Mrs. McCormlc and Mrs. Asa King are
visiting friends in West Virginia. ,gSE
Tho Mirses Gillespie, OF Portland, enter.
tanned humber Of guests Monday even
ing. i14% 6Iai1 93f5 n .J
Mr.. Dolong and two elsters, Of Belmon.
county, are the guests Of Mrs. Alice
Yoat. ,,,5I II II
Mr.. Rlnehsrs, Of Chilico.hc, Ia spending
some time with his daughter, Mrs. Camp.
bell Collins. gs "A
Captain John Baggs. with Two other
gentlemen Of Wheeling, mado a business
trip hero Thursday. I,5
We advise the would.ba men who en-
gaged In tho cat circus on hollow cen to
como out for school directors ntxt epring
Rev. Meek delivered q practical sermon
Sunday evening ftom the words, '"'Where
art thou" This vas the commencement,
OF berries OF meetings. g9,l
M'chal Pinkerton wac hurt quite badly
by tho falling Of slate in the coal niue
lest Tuesday. He 10 not able to turn him.
uelf on his bad without aid. vi.
MIS-. Reeves died very suddenly with
dsopsy on Friday, at the residence OF hel
son.in-law, William Hall. Rev. Phillips
conducted tho funeral ssrvceo Sunday
morning, 5s35I a,7'..'
l. A, Dorsy haa renlgned hia position aa
general mansSe- Of tho lottery; ressor
unknown. He worked very hurd to ge
1t started, and is deserving Of the credi
and honor II there 10 any attached. t8.F
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Cato CMtsr

VIM. A. Carter. ct al.
!, BY virtue Of q decree entered In tho above en-.
Titled cause Oh the 7th day OF October, A D. 1884,
the undersigned Special Commissioners will, on
TuE'DAY. NOVEMBER ~, 1857,
besinntng at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell. at public sue.
ton. at the front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
tho late 8, H. B. Carter died seized, fronting GU
the National rosd. and lying on tho ives, Ind eat
OF Mt. Calvary Cemetery and Wheeling Park. This
tract OF land containing Nv acres and 50 perche,
different pareelr, VIZ: FIrst-A small Parcel iloni.
Ing OH the pike and lying along 1t. Calvary Gene
terry, and containing between three or four ACRES
secondIThe west parcel OF said tract, also lioat.
ing on the pike, containing about IS ecrss aud i
other improvements The two foregoing parcels
Will also be offered together. Th!rt-Ihe middle
parcel Of said tract, containing IS acres and IS
poles, and reached from said road by lane ~
tween wheeling Park aud Mt. Calvary cemetery,
and having upon 1t a house and other buildings
This tract will also be offered In connection with
the two parcels before named. Four'h-The east
parcel OF said tract, containing 81 acres. roods
Wheeling Park, and reached ff0m faid NGtouAl
rSaa by u read between the park aud cemetery.
This parcel aud the last uaneo parcel oil IS 6cri
and IS poles will also be offered together. Tho la:
latd on IN eight lots. varying In size from Little
aboye three lnurths 10 little above six acres, ard
this parcel will be offered IN lois nlso
saes'wlll be mado III manner In which tho noit
money eau bs. realized. Flats showing tbeE.
nngencnt OF the different parcels and lots offered
as above arc on nle with tho papers In the case,
and can DO seen at tho Office Of the uEdetsSIed
special commissioners " t5
TEkMs OF sALE-Onc.th'rd Of the purchase
money, or as much more thereof ns the purcbaiet
may elect to pay, In cash. and tho balance to DO
paid In two equal installmcug, pay able IN oneand
two ytars from date Of sale with interest," rO.A
WIN personal security to be given therefor, and
ute 70 be retained until fu! payment o. The pa'
chase money. IL gE,.E 4. j. UGUS,
~ ~ pm Z. .. B. DOvESER,
=, 80 II. tfl'r Special Commissioners.
". II. HALlER, Auctioneer.
4 hereby certify that bond he's been given BY tho
above named special commissioners as Required
ny law and the decree In tho above entitled cauIe,
3lf:s 81 ~ 5ygssj9 JOHN ". MITCHELL,
= oclS Eve. Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
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Commencing Sunday, June 8, and con.
timing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excnreion
tickets TO Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. TrAiDo leave at S and
s:lO A. NJ, returning arrive st and II 10
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What they are Good For. f

Brandreth'a Pllls are the best medicine
known.
Firat-Thsy are purely vegetable. in fact
amslicated food.
second-Ths Same Gose always produces
tho same etiect,-other pursatiyes require
increased dosss and finally cease ecling.
Third-Thsy purify the blood.
Fourth-They iuyigora.e the digestion
and cleanse tho stomach and bowls. f.sg
Fifth-Thsy stimulate the liver and
carry of vltiated bile aud other depraved
aecretionB. ,y.if,sT
The first two or thres doses tell the story,
The skin becomes clear; tho eye bright;
the mind active digestion is restored COG.
tiveness cured; the animal visor Is ro-
Cluited and al decay alrented. ... IA.
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REAL ESTATE, PENSIONS, sc.
General Business
Do you wan. 10 Exchange your City Property 10.

n :. !. -, l., ~. : Y t-,.
q Fatm7 M. ~ q E, { ,,(..t..25
Do you want 10 buy Fa,mr
Do you want to tell a FARM
DO sou want 10 Exohauge your Farm 10, On,
Property 81 13t ssy.;si-. q i .5,..,I.
A. DO you want TO yrnt q House?
DO you want 10 buy a HouseG
Do you Gesirs to have your rauts collected and
DO you want pensionY r II 10 employ rc.,dep,
atoTney ana comlacc. VINO has had experl erce In
! ~ ons.assi e. nosecmtins Claims before the
ti,ecesstni when prnnSrv n,o,cn.ej an' ''a'as a'e
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Type.writsrs Chenp.

We have for sale soveyal Type.wrlters,
including the Remington, tho Crsndali
and the Hammond. These mschincs have
been taken in exchange for the mstchless
Caligrsph, and will be aold cheap. Writers
ios rent sud Tor sale Oh monthly install.
meuts. Call on or address for circulass IS
EDWARD L. RosE & Co.,
:. ...L-t Is THalfth atraat. 4
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s-fl Htt..t DIED. Es.1 ~ Il
WHEEtER-on Tuesday afternoon, November s,
1857, NJ o'closk, MARGAGEr WIRELESS, III the
Sis; year Of her age. e \ Il !, '3i'fIl
Funeral services at tho German N. Z. Church,
Chapllue street, on Thursdy morning q. 10
o'clock. Friends ni tho ,amt,y arc Invited.
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.WTANTED-LADTES FOR OURFALL
" " and Christmas Trade, 10 take light. pless.
ant work At their own homes: ST. 10 So per day can
be quietly made. Work sent by mil any distance.
CRESCENT ART co. tyl47 Mix s.rest Beston,
Mas, Boz $40 100 = Ij' -
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THIS &pdpEP may be found on ne OF Geo =
LAAD AZ En- r. howell d Co.'S New1papeS
Adyetting Bureau 40 Spruce stl where advertising
y slSslc Jtty ht nissss &c % ~ NRhY lfIHYsV
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3 FIrs.-An Fits stopped FREQ By Dr. Kl,nc'a q reat
Eelyc Restore,. No Fits after lsit days use Mar.
vclous cures Trease and 81 90 trial bottle irce to
Fit cases. Send TO Dr., Ellne 9sl Arch st., PhIls. 20,
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WHEELING & ELM G ROVE r, r. r.
trains on the Wheeling & Elm G1ovo Sa!lrond viii
run as follows: giyQ d. Il ) 4
Leave Wheeling: 81 y A Il PA f Y
$50 10, 100 N, m, II Go M 80 D m, 80
m, $40 N, 7:to p m, s:c0 m. a i
Arrive at Wheeling Park.;l 4: IA. Ne s,
SO a ~. 5:ss M 9;sS m; ll:35 a m, 2:o5 m,
Leave Wheeling Park: };.5f ,4 4,
6:lo n m, 7:45 m. 90 m. 70 80 m, leo m
4:2O n. 6:l0 p N, 500 IN, 1000 M. -
Arrive at Wheeling: III. 4! 3.5
6:a, a m. $50 N. 10 IS NJ i :c5 p N, s:o5 m.
1865 IL, GAY p IN, s:e5 p N, 1890 p r.!
suNDAYS-Leave the city at s TO m, and run
Of 900 EIn, and run every hour until 10 p N, ok
cept tho church train. which will leave the Park
at9:l5 m, aud city at :l5 p m. 49,.
;soci9 ~ ,g!;. 81 "a lS,{ U, HIRSCH, supt,
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CONNER a. SNEDEKER,
no9 t6uccessots 10 r. J. enyth.) ss5s

TRUSTEES SALE
A. OF ISLAND PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a decd oil tr,is. mnio TO ne by VIII.
lam Bculike and A. 4. B3ulIke, hl' wife, dated
February l2 1895, and rec rded III tha office OF tho
Clerk Of the County Court nf OHIO county, WcSt
virginia, iu Deed OF Trnn Boos No. % i0!ie, 70. l
shall sell At public auction on F Fl.sE 5fal
SATURDAY, DE!EMBER 10, 1887, s;
commencing al 10 'olock a. ~. at The from. doc,
OF the Court Housc OF said county. III the city OF
Wheeling the following DESCRIBED property Ia tist
rart OF the city Of wheeling kn9wsl as Wheeling
Island. that is to Say: Iegt6u!ng ut poln, In this
west limo o! South Wabash street al $50 feet north
Of the north line OF Delaware Atreet: thehco north
with the line oil 5uutl Wabash BifcGt " ecs; Ihsnce
west and pssllnl with tho limo OF Delaware street
l?5 feet thence south and parallel With the lima Of
South Wasall s,rcet q teet; thencc cast Grd par
allol with the line Of Delaware Sreell feet o,he
place oil bagtnnlrg i.
TEass OF SALE Ono third, o. as much moro ns
the purcnNcr may elect. caah IN baud on the day
oil tac, aud any !c4!due in Two equa instAllments,
payable IN one md two years from the day of sale
With lteret from that day, The purchaser 70 give
hts lo!cs for the deferred nstsllVs ents and to SO
cure the tame by deed OF ,rust upau the property,
and insnrance volicias upon lhs buildings 10 the
satisfaction OF the trGsee. s'5., = ,-H5l
title believed good, tut selling IS r1stes shall
convey only such title as Is ves.ei In me. t-F,
nOg .F.-4E-EfN FRANK JOHNSON 'rrusten.
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T'ETESDIEa ADVERTISERS should address -
1.iS}i3 GEO.P. HOWELL Is Cos, n d Z.
10 Spruce Street Now York City, WA n,
\ For salec. Lila. Of i 900 N Newspapers. 4.
y VIII DO sent FREE on application. ,;s2 u
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$4,000 70 LOAN, ! an.

g The abova atnnunt will DO loaned at SIX per cent
on uneucumbered Wheeling real estate, which
must be worth several times the amount OF loan.
10 pay interest promptly semiannually. and must
ray cost Of examining titlD drawing and recording
papers: TO dssirsbla plrty with acceptable seou.
ritE loan, VIII % made TOR dve years. Descrb,
BON 40 Wheeling Po,,ollce '.-. svr - r.; oo17 Z
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.F. i
GEElJ llNE
Game. LIS hair
lJH|[)|E:RYVE: EAR!
WARMER THAN WooL.
NoDye. VIII NOT Shrink.

We arc the originators and remain tho ONLY man.
ufscsures Of the Genuine Goods called ..cAAEL's
HAIR THE popularity OF our prices has induced
many tase limitations made Of dyed wool, hair,
&c, and by diEeren, pso:ess. To enable consurn.'
ers to protect Themselves from imposition. we
have placed cur trade mark on each garment. IS
Consumers will find the goods pleasant to wear
and beneficial 10 health, and will DO we'll paid for
any pains taken to secure the genuine article (
DUNHAM HOSIERY co,
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COMMISSIONERS, SAFES.
III tho circui. Cour. Of Ohio County, VI. Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
. ABLE REAL ESTATE on TEE NATIONAL
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sPECIALiN OTICga.

'R0UGHoNG0bNS s HARP 3R I 5cc !!
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-21
Valuable Mill Property
PUBLIC SALE-
WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC SALE, ON
Thursday, December list, 1887,

In front of the hotel of samuel French. at
Woodstown, Salem county. n. j., between the
hours of , and ; O'clock in the afternoon OF
said day, all that desirable mill property and
premises known as Richman's Mills, situate
in Pilesgroye township, Salem county, y. j.,
about two miles from WOodstown, n. j.. COM
prising Grist Mill, saw Mill, five Dwelling
houses. two Barns, Wheelwright and Black
smith shops, &C, and containing about %
Acres of land, and eighty Acres of Pond, or
land covered with water.
The water power is one of the best in West
Jersey. having Is feet head and fall, and is
ample to do all the business desired.
The Mill house is 40X40 feet in size and four
size, for storing grain, &c. Mill has four run
of burrs and all necessary improvements, and
could be changed TO Roller Mill at small eX-
pense, compared with most mills. There is
large Boiling capacity, Centrifugal Bolt,
smith Purifier. smut Machine, Cob Grinder,
short time, and could be used TO advantage if
changed to Roliersysten-
The Mill has been put in good repair during
the last year, having a new Wheel and new
Forebay. The saw Mill has also been put in
complete repair, having a new Turbine heel,
Forebay, and other improvements.
This property is in an excellent ~neighbor-
hood TO buy grain, the same being delivered al
the mill, and the mill has an excellent custom,
being convenient to Railroad station, and
taken altogether ii is the most desirable mill
property that has been offered for sale tor a
long time.
Any person wishing to view the premises
will be shown the same by calling on the sub
scriber at W oodstown, or the tenants on the
premises. For further particulars, call on or
address the subscriber or fogg x klehmah'
Conveyancers, WoodstowD, y. J.
Conditions, which viii be liberal, made
known at sale.
Oct2l6t T..
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-21

Col. Balm, the silver-tongued Kentucky
orator, will appear in Salem next Monday
and Tuesday evenings on behalf of the y.
w. G. T. T.. Monday evening he will de-
liver a lecture On ''Traits and Trials OF
Character y for the benefit of the union.
Admission 25 and 35 cents. Tuesday even
ing a free temperance lecture. The two
lectures will be given in the Lecture Hall.
The Woodstown w. G. T. L. have elect
ed the following delegates to attend the
convention of the State Union, to be held
at Millyille next week: Mrs. Paul Davis,
Mrs. II. A. Cawley; ~alternates, Mrs. Dan
Ware. Mrs, Ruth Stow. The y. w. {. L.
U. will be represented by Miss Josephine
Macaltioner, with Miss Cora Ware as al
%ternate. Several members Of both unions
will also attend the sessions of the CONVEX
ton.
The annual meeting of the Gloucester
county w. G.. T. u. was held last week
and the following officers elected: Pres,
Mrs. +. b. Stokes; V. Pres. Mrs. b.. w.
S. Miller; Cor. Sec'y, Miss L. r. Chatham;
Rec. Sec,'y, Mrs. p. A. Dufield; Treas,
Mrs. Louisa Emory. The superintendent
area follows: Juvenile Work, Mrs. L. W.
S. Miller; s.. s. Work, Mrs. Kate Beckley;
Literature and Periodicals, Mrs. 3. T.
Gibson; Young Peoples Work, Miss Gil.
Gaunt; Press Work, Miss f. r. Kirby
Evangelistic Work, Mrs. S. J.. Penniman'
Prison and Flower Miss, Miss Nj. a
coast; Health and Heredity, Mrs. M. A.
Stiles; Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs. X. De
Croft; Sabbath Observance, Mrs. NJ. Ia,
Powell; Social Purity, Mrs. II. b. Atkin-
son; Unfermented Wine at Sacrament,
Mrs. b. G. Lippiacott; Narcotics, Mrs. H.
Nnnnnn
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-21
Just over The County Line.

Glassboro's shoe factory is running full
time with twenty-four hands.
David Lippincott, of Jacksonville, has
gone into the pigeon raising business.
job s.. Haines, of Mickleton, has pur-
chased the VIM. NJ. IIaines farm OF GS
acres, for 50, 900.
A branch of the Salvation Army, con-
sisting of two women and one man., has
again invaded Clayton.
A movement has been started to have a
Law Judge created for Gloucester county.
This is Judge Parker's district. His duties
are SO onerous that he is frequently unable
to attend the court.
Joseph G.. Haines, who left Mickleton
last spring for the Mohawk valley in New
York, is quite encouraged with his bee
farming, having produced 1000 pounds of
honey this season.
On complaint of Revs. b. c. Lippincott
and J.. j. Pierson for Keeping a ~disorderly
house, NJ. w. Newton. of Woodbury., was
bound in the sum Of 500 on Thursday of
last week, by Justice Page, to answer at
court. The complaint specified selling on
Sunday, selling to minors who are appren-
tees and allowing drunkenness on the
premises.
The formal opening OF the school for
the Predetermined and the home for the
aged and infrm, located at Millville, will
occur at . o'clock p. NJ. October 25th.
Gov. Robert s.. Green, of New Jersey, will
preside and make an address. Ex-senator
Alexander G. Cattell and other eminent
speakers will be present. 1t is hoped that
both General Fisk and Miss Frances E.
Willard will be present and speak. All
are cordially invited.
The longest term Of Cumberland County
Courts known for several years closed last
Saturday. Thomas Howard, of Philadel-
phia, was found guilty Of maintaining a
disorderly house at Sea Breeze and SEN
tence pronounced upon him both for this
conviction and one at the last term of
court; $50 and costs for the first conyic-
ton, $1,000 fine and two months in Jail for
the second. In ~pronouncing $50 fine each
in disorderly house cases of Hohenstatt,
Kinkle and Cast, whose places had been
run on the CLUB pretext, Judge Reed
announced that the highest courts Of four
states had ruled that this Club system of
selling liquor was Illegal and that hereafter
he should treat it as a fragrant violation of
the law. Thi settles a vexed question in
Bridgetou.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-21

i. L. Lee, of Salem, has been elected q
delegate to the General Conference Of the
Zion African n. i. Church, to be held in
indianapolis in May next.
The new a. L. NJ. =. church at Marshall
town, Rev. II. Davis, pastor, is rapidly
nearing completion, and viii be dedicated
on October 30th.
At q meeting of the members of Mt. Zion
church, of Salem, held last Friday evening,
the resignation of the pastor, Rev. NJ. n.
Carter, was accepted.
Rev. Pennington Corson, Of Sharptown,
read a paper on 'Ititualism i'll the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, its uses and
abuses" before the Methodist Ministers
meeting in Camden, on Monday.
The West Jersey Baptist State Conven-
ton Educational Society and Women's
Foreign Missionary Society, will hold their
anniversaries in the Baptist Church at
~lIaddonfield on Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-10-21

n laughable occurrence is related in con
nection with the electioneering canvass OF
VIM. Carney, Republican candidate for
Sheriff. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Carney holds the position Of constable,
In one of his canvasslng trips among his
constituents living near our town last
week he approached a building in which
were a number of colored men. One Of
the men, happening to look out of the win
dow, saw the well-known face of poor
b~ut-honest'' William, and coupling this
with the fact that court was to convene
this week. exclaimed go God, men, here
comes Carney" Without further com
ment the male occupants made themselves
scarce g5a the back door, fleeing to the
woods, and when Carney knocked at the
door he was answered by a colored woman
who politely informed him there was nc
ono at home.